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A project born out of friendship<\/h4>\n

Our Onlus was born informally as an initiative between friends in Rome and Livingstone, in Zambia. In 2011, during some volunteer trips in Zambia and Malawi with an English organization that deals with the distribution of books in schools, we have seen how very many children, often very young, lack access to basic education due to poverty of their families. In Zambia, for example, school drop-out is very frequent and children end up spending their time on the streets, without building a future.<\/p>\n

We then decided to put our forces together, few or many depending on availability, and try to bear the costs of the studies of some children we met in the village of Sinde, a district near Livingstone, in Zambia. All this was possible thanks to the help of our English manager who lives and works on site, Kelly, who helps us with constant checks and planning of interventions. Immediately this idea was welcomed with enthusiasm and passion by many friends, relatives and work colleagues who gave us a hand with financial support, with their time, with their respective professional specializations and their facilities.<\/p>\n

Thanks to this choral collaboration, from 2012 to 2015, without a single euro of donations to cover the costs or used for reimbursement of expenses, it has been possible:<\/p>\n